Abstract
Treatment with excess nitric acid in acetic acid revealed that eugenoxyacetic acid underwent an unexpected ether cleavage, a normal nitration, and then an unexpected electrophilic addition to the double bond of the side chain that led to the formation of a dinitro compound which subsequently converted to a sensitive, reactive quinone-aci compound. The structure of the quinone-aci compound ( 1) and its derivatives ( 2– 6) was established by 1D- , 2D NMR, MS spectra, and chemical methods. In addition, the XRD structure of compound 2 derived from 1 was established. A double tautomerization of 1 in solution was studied by the LC–UV–MS method.
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